The Skoll Foundation was bestowing on Carter its Global Treasure Award.
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Bestowing strategic status makes the assets subject to regulatory approval in Russia.
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Bestowing strategic status makes the assets subject to regulatory approval in Russia.
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Ries's series exemplifies our affinity for bestowing narratives onto nature's great wonders.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Christmas is bestowing a belated gift on Britain's economic bulls.
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The RIAA has been bestowing albums with gold and platinum labels since 1958.
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I CAN TELL THAT THE PRESIDENT IS RIGHT IN BESTOWING TRUST ON HIM.
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It's the only gift he's ever been interested in bestowing on the American public.
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The value of a college degree also varies depending on the institution bestowing it.
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The designers Hubert de Givenchy and Pierre Balmain were among the judges bestowing the honors.
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Other bacteria oxidize the milk fat, bestowing the aged carton with its fine, cringeworthy stench.
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Over 60,000 people shared their appreciation for Brierre-Davis bestowing her discovery upon the internet.
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Thank you Destiny's Child for bestowing some of your destiny upon this child, Lil Wayne.
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Observant Active reimagines the experience by bestowing God-like decision-making power upon the viewer.
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So today, let's combine those two stories by bestowing obscure player honors on Steve Kelly.
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Bestowing the Presidential Medal of Freedom on a discredited economist was another gross Trump injustice.
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Today, the chain is bestowing yet another unexpected joy upon us, and it's a good one.
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Bestowing titles to members of the royal family on their wedding day is a longtime tradition.
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But if you interact digitally at all, you're already bestowing that trust, just in smaller ways.
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Despite a reputation for bestowing tans and warming beaches, the sun is not a soothing place.
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It's all good and fun to mock those who were already bestowing the Nobel to Trump.
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But despite the long history of bestowing whole collections, a newer generation is adopting other approaches.
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With bawdy humor, she transformed these quotidian objects into uncanny beings, bestowing upon them palpable energies.
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In this, his third novel, he resuscitates a character from the second, bestowing first-person status.
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Rather, it's the first step in bestowing credibility upon survivors who have constantly been denied legitimacy.
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There's a small cottage industry now dedicated to bestowing unto Pokémon Go its own brand of trutherism.
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There's a small cottage industry now dedicated to bestowing unto Pokémon Go its own brand of trutherism.
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I envisioned, like, a benevolent, diamond-bestowing-upon-starlets visual... something like a Citizen Kane or something.
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We're told Clarke will open Thursday's meeting with a city level proclamation bestowing Meek with the honor.
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"Go enjoy the weather," the foreman said, as if he were bestowing the good weather upon us.
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So the academy came to him, bestowing the prize in a ceremony at the Santa Fe Institute.
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Guess who we see in the very next clip bestowing upon Mr. Netanyahu a big political prize?
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"Rather than remain an honoree," he wrote in the letter, "I am bestowing the honor" on others.
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Iran is bestowing honors on Mr. Suleimani as if he were a combination of statesman and saint.
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Now he pays it forward by bestowing life-changing investments on entrepreneurs who demonstrate that same passion.
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God blessed Namibia with plenty of light, but didn't bother bestowing many places to find respite from it.
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Bestowing the -gate label suggests a story that we are not quite sure we are ready to write.
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The Modi government runs a website bestowing on top-performing villages a special "ODF" (Open Defecation Free) status.
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Bestowing a particular name on a community shows the world what kind of legacy the community wants for itself.
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Over the years, the committee has been bestowing the honour on older and older recipients—except for the peacemakers.
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So long as the camera is studying Franny maniacally bestowing his largess or throwing temper tantrums, "The Benefactor" is mesmerizing.
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Legislators declined to get into the details, bestowing that task on a new "climate action council" that must create recommendations.
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And as the film industry's most prestigious prize, simply bestowing their stamp upon a film automatically makes it more viable.
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He is like a modern-day LBJ, a wizard in the legislative dark arts of arm-twisting and favor-bestowing.
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The absolute best, though, is the Glass Gingerbread TARDIS ($15.98), bestowing the perfect combo of fan revelry and holiday cheer.
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The line between compassion and foreplay sufficiently blurred, Dibs calls dibs on her patient's forearm, bestowing a swift IV euthanasia.
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Access to Mar-a-Lago is highly prized in China, bestowing respect, influence and the allure of potential business opportunities.
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As for naming him, Jernstrom explained in an email that bestowing the Michael Scott title on him was a no-brainer.
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For its advocates, this process eases the EU's democratic deficit by bestowing on voters indirect power to select the commission president.
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But after the two exchange stories, the jinni changes their mind, instead bestowing the fisherman with a life of good fortune.
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The Edmonton Oilers made Connor McDavid the youngest captain in N.H.L. history, bestowing the title on him after just 45 games.
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Dabble in different scenes, mingle with a plethora of people, and hold back on bestowing the BFF label until you know.
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For critics and scholars, the greatest rewards are to be gained in bestowing attention on authors whose stock is already high.
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Student Opinion Have we gone trophy-crazy as a society, bestowing trophies on children for almost anything, even just showing up?
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In his mind, of course, he is a beneficent healer, bestowing his gifts on a grateful world that rewards him lavishly.
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Brinson Bell, the former Eblen employee, thought she could stop her alma-mater, UNCA, from bestowing an honorary degree upon Murdock.
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By bestowing the Games, the I.O.C. can also pat itself on the back for helping Paris recover from recent terrorist attacks.
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Though the film as a whole is less raucous than Agnes, it obeys her instructions, bestowing benign approval on its subject.
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Luckily, the fashion gods have been more charitable this season, bestowing plenty of festive options that will keep us relatively toasty.
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If Dad enjoys a good cocktail or sippable spirit, consider bestowing one of these five recently released bottles for his home bar.
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Some manufacturers, like Porsche, had already committed to bestowing their EVs with some sort of artificial noise before NHTSA announced its requirements.
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There's a fierce argument about bestowing actors accused of sexual misdeeds with an award, even if they're the best in their category.
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Host Jimmy Kimmel followed in the footsteps of predecessors like Ellen DeGeneres and Chris Rock, bestowing treats upon the star-studded audience.
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Paris Hilton, the princess of the early 2000s, hears that, and she is bestowing us with the gift of a new album.
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Bestowing these commands, which His Majesty invariably did throughout his reign, cannot be interpreted as approval or disapproval of any political actors.
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He's a former Boise State football player whose friends call him "Dad" due to all the wisdom and knowledge he's constantly bestowing.
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Grace is the idea of bestowing good to people, even if they don't deserve it, and with no expectation of anything back.
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Still, she has a writer's gift for bestowing colorful nicknames on all this story's other characters and deeming herself the central figure.
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This exquisite statue of Christ as a child bestowing his benediction was made in Sri Lanka in the 17th or 18th century.
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The robe arrived this week, and the Mets incorporated it into the postgame crowning, bestowing both awards on Bruce after the game.
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Although he did it—not often but occasionally, in years past—neither of them treated it like a privilege she was bestowing.
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And like a proud parent, she applauds them when they achieve a personal best, regularly bestowing solvers with medal emojis on Twitter.
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So today, let's celebrate the Tavares signing by bestowing obscure player honors on the first player to win a game in his lifetime.
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His circle includes Alaska (Kristine Froseth), hence the title, as well as the nickname-bestowing the Colonel (Denny Love) and Takumi (Jay Lee).
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Nuts contain fiber, a host of nutrients, and healthy fats, all of which likely give them various health-bestowing properties, the researchers say.
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When we talk of empowering communities, we are, more than anything, emphasizing our own role in the process, as the ones bestowing power.
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But for astronomy to do right by them, it will take more than just symbolic outreach like bestowing celestial bodies with Hawaiian names.
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The state could also grant Mauna Kea personhood, bestowing it "the legal rights of people to be healthy and protected," Goodyear-Kaʻōpua said.
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What he is sorry for, he says, is bestowing legitimacy on a group of men who have proved themselves incapable of ruling Iraq.
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In bestowing that award, Mr. Samaranch gave tacit approval to the East German system of doping that was widely suspected at the time.
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The interference was nefarious: CBS was embroiled in a lawsuit with Dish, tainting the whole business of then bestowing the award upon Razer.
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The illusion that somehow, Mr RF is simply playing alone, a solitary maestro bestowing his hallowed brand of tennis on a grateful world. Bullshit.
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Since CSAs are local, you'll have to Google around to find an option near the person you'll be bestowing a bounty of healthy goods.
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That's the wisdom we imagine this mama bear was bestowing upon her little ones as they crossed the road in Plainville, Connecticut, this week.
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Her way of holding syllables and hitting high notes and singing with a smile is a form of bestowing love on all her listeners.
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Because every name tells a story, we think the philosophy behind bestowing names should be less about trendsetting and more about expressing your individuality.
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They're expressive both of the aspirations of people bestowing those names on their kids and of the anxieties that undergird and undermine those aspirations.
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Along with Krasinski, the university will also be bestowing honorary degrees to filmmaker Ken Burns and five other notable philanthropists and leaders on Sunday.
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Women, too, she said, aimed barbed remarks at female politicians about "bottom power," implying they could only achieve political office by bestowing sexual favors.
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Try not to see the different phases of the artist's career as a competition, bestowing gold on the winner, while pitying others as bronze.
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In one British ad for chocolate, for example, you had a black figure holding a cocoa bean and happily bestowing it on white children.
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In so doing they could end up implicitly bestowing approval on other presidential acts that amount to a long train of abuses of power.
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In the 1960s, Nureyev and other male dancers began to realign the 19th-century classics, bestowing more dancing upon their own central male roles.
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The 144th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show crowned its Best in Show on Tuesday night, bestowing the honour upon a black standard poodle named Siba.
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It was sparked by two phenomena: One was the low-fat movement, which had the paradoxical effect of bestowing a generally benign reputation on sugar.
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The team theorized that under high pressure, some of the hydrogen sulfide atoms had taken on extra hydrogen atoms, bestowing them the higher transition temperature.
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A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Ahmed Abu Zeid, accused Unesco of "disregard for the rule of law" in bestowing the award on a prisoner.
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But the press also deserves blame for helping Ryan rehabilitate his discredited positions, by bestowing on him the honorary title of Serious Man of Washington.
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So today, let's mark the occasion by bestowing Obscure Player honors on a former Canucks captain that the entire fan base doesn't hate: Chris Oddleifson.
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President Lyndon Johnson tried to settle the debate over which city was the birthplace of Memorial Day by bestowing the honor on Waterloo, New York.
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Trump has tirelessly mocked this claim, bestowing Warren with the Twitter nickname "Pocahontas"—who, not incidentally, being female, was a subordinate rather than a chief.
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The idea strikes me as a crude counterpoint to the vogue for bestowing malevolent names upon enticing foods like deviled eggs and devil's-food cake.
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Whether it's bestowing valuable life advice, sharing a corny joke, or making a facepalm-worthy pun, dad humor is best served as a Dad Text.
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"Bykert is the hot one," the critic Rosalind Constable wrote in New York magazine in 1968, bestowing on it the title Gallery of the Year.
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Rich manages to create a universe where he is king, bestowing his knowledge of the world to all of us gathered to hear his word.
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The chairman described Trump as acting like a mob boss who hears what someone wants and then makes clear their demands before bestowing such asks.
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It's hard not to side with Random House here: Books are precious and deserve more respect than tacos and Chex Mix and Vitaminwater are bestowing.
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Rapinoe is only the fourth solo woman to win Sports Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year award in the publication's 66 years of bestowing the honor.
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We didn't really need any more reasons to get excited for next year — but Pantone is bestowing upon us its Color of the Year for 2017.
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As a 2016 Presidential Elector, I am forever grateful to our state Party and our Chairman for bestowing this once-in-a-lifetime honor on me.
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And those sexual encounters may have played an important role in bestowing humans with biology that impacts our skin and hair, giving us infection-fighting advantages.
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Since it began bestowing the prize in 1901, it has never demonstrated an appreciation for pathbreaking American conservatives, much less American disrupters in the Trumpian model.
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In her version of the story, she was the consummate caregiver, bestowing on Mr. Agee chocolate milkshakes and foot massages in the middle of the night.
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" The technical anticlimax seemed a fitting end to a peculiar saga that began in November when Mr. Trump floated the bestowing of a "FAKE NEWS TROPHY.
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"The Three Stooges, all badly failed candidates, will give it a go!" the president said, leaning on his penchant for bestowing derisive nicknames on his opponents.
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Here is Dr. Phoebe Farris of the Powhatan-Pamunkey Tribe bestowing the name Arrokoth to the Kuiper Belt object 2014 MU69 at today's naming ceremony. pic.twitter.
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In the celebrated "Alto Giove" from Porpora's "Polifemo," Ms. Hallenberg raptly intones Aci's ravishing prayer of thanksgiving to Jupiter for bestowing on him the shepherdess Galatea.
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In the years since this design debuted, Dell has updated the XPS 213 numerous times, bestowing it with processor upgrades, adding new port types, and removing others.
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AT THE start of this year some pundits lamented the decline of American leadership by bestowing the title of "leader of the free world" on Angela Merkel.
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The plant has never been domesticated, and Lippman referred to the wild version as a "monstrosity": tall, unkempt, and stingy, bestowing a single measly fruit per shoot.
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But he uses it for bestowing an actual kiss on his little baby cousin, Jagger Snow, the 6-month-old son of Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross.
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Her use of a private email server as Secretary of State enabled her to delete half of her emails, while bestowing lucrative favors on Clinton Foundation donors.
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They also designed the I.M.P.s to run unattended as much as possible, bestowing on them the ability to restart by themselves after a power failure or crash.
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The improvising begins even before he comes out, with an M.C. bestowing a name and hometown on the fictional character based on call-outs from the audience.
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Dr. Melgen, a wealthy eye doctor from Florida, is accused of bribery for bestowing lavish gifts on Mr. Menendez in exchange for the senator's intervention in disputes.
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The states' argument, in one sentence: DAPA goes beyond that, by bestowing "lawful presence" and work permits on immigrants Congress didn't want to grant either one to.
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To regularize their situation, the authorities hit on the innovative scheme of buying citizenship from an impoverished African state, the Comoro Islands, and bestowing it on the bidoon.
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We should be interested in bestowing the benefits of liberty on the entire country, but in order to push the narrative, women conservatives, conservatives of color, become targets.
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Party leaders and donors could quickly coalesce behind such a candidate, bestowing a wave of media attention and money ahead of the South Carolina primary or Super Tuesday.
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At the same time, beyond some marginal adjustments, global central bank reserve management practices – the ultimate consideration in bestowing reserve currency status – are still centered on the dollar.
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Pivoting off that, I'm wondering about the link between the two moments of gods bestowing power upon young women via semen, both unintentionally but in very different ways.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts delivered the commencement address at his son's ninth-grade graduation last month, bestowing advice that ran counter to many typical commencement speeches.
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Two days later, he was ecstatic to see the first two men he had voted for—Obama and Trump—at the White House bestowing compliments on one another.
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But it does assemble an elite lineup of coding courses that can save you from a dead-end job by bestowing you with a new set of superpowers.
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Team USA is kicking off the 2016 Rio Olympics by bestowing the honored title of flag bearer on the most decorated Olympian of all time, swimmer Michael Phelps.
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Earlier in the day, Atlantic Media announced that it was bestowing its 2016 Michael Kelly Award on Ms. Rubin for her series of articles on women in Afghanistan.
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Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico (CNN)The Republican National Committee formally kicked off the 20203 campaign season by bestowing President Donald Trump with its "undivided support" on Friday.
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Our photog also asks whether nominating black-themed movies might be a ploy to pay lip service to the films with no intention of bestowing awards on them.
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BESTOWING BEAUTY: MASTERPIECES FROM PERSIAN LANDS More than 100 never-before-seen carpets, Shahnama miniatures and jeweled objects from the 6th to the 6th centuries. Nov. 17–Feb.
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In that vein, let's break down the series of events that flowed out of a Scotty's Brewhouse manager bestowing a "best butt" award to a female co-worker.
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The Pope was gifted a special edition Lambo Huracan, which he's putting up for auction through Sotheby's -- but not before bestowing a papal blessing on the exotic whip.
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It is the second time the Kennedy Center is bestowing the honor on a work of art rather than an individual ("Hamilton," recognized last year, was the first).
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Bentley is known for engaging with fans, and he kept his reputation intact by bestowing those gathered with hugs, autographs, pictures, animated chats and lots of joking and teasing.
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All prizes work this way, which is why newly-created awards typically shore up their prestige by bestowing their accolades on the established scientists least in need of them.
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The main qualm doctors have with vaginal seeding is that it could infect babies with dangerous bugs at the same time it is bestowing them with potentially healthy bacteria.
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It has to be imbued with some kind of mystical, world-altering power, bestowing upon the wearer the ability to punch with the force of a thousand Joe Fraziers.
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Speaking of bestowing gifts, it's officially the festive season, and for the rest of the year, you'll hear the incessant soundtrack of holiday music pretty much wherever you go.
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In violation of another social distancing protocol, López Obrador, other officials and high-ranking military officers shook hands with about 120 National Guard graduates when bestowing awards on them.
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Multiple sources told Bellingcat they saw on Mishkin's grandmother's mantle a photo of Putin bestowing the Hero of the Russian Federation award, given for service and valor, upon Mishkin.
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We see this most fully today, as Cary Wolfe suggested, in the intellectual moves toward post-humanism and the bestowing of rights both to humans and to other animals.
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And these endowments come with conditions: The Met's Robert Lehman Collection is on view forever according to a 1969 agreement bestowing the collector's 2,600 pieces of art to the museum.
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Later in the seventh, the Boston fans unleashed a cyclone of boos when the Yankees walked Ortiz intentionally, bestowing baseball's highest tactical honor on the man known as Big Papi.
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Follow the Wimbledon example and be more open to bestowing wild cards on rising players, irrespective of their nationalities, who have proven in recent months that they have great potential.
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The emails also show that the company wielded data like currency, bestowing special access to it as a reward to friendly businesses like Airbnb and Netflix while cutting off rivals.
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It's hard to know if anyone would remember JT LeRoy much less Albert if so many celebrities hadn't fallen for this fiction, bestowing their love and legitimacy on a fraud.
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In its revisionist take, the titular dark, dangerous fairy played by Angelina Jolie isn't naturally evil or merely spiteful in bestowing a curse, but exerting her power with a vengeance.
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The bestowing of "awards of merit" was an afterthought, and in May, 243, at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, the Academy's first president, Douglas Fairbanks, dispensed the trophies in fifteen minutes.
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Enough New Yorkers raised enough of a ruckus about the nearly $3 billion in tax breaks that the city and state were bestowing on Amazon that Amazon finally had enough.
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Basically, everyone can agree that Messi and Ronaldo are the greatest, and beyond that bestowing 'world class' status upon someone is bound to be contentious to the point of being futile.
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Documentation, however, only goes back to the 16th century, Joudeh said, displaying dozens of "Fermans", or royal decrees by rulers of the Ottoman empire, bestowing the key custodianship upon his family.
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Russia's Putin granted an audience to Le Pen in the Kremlin last month, bestowing a level of international recognition that had until then eluded her in the countdown to the election.
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" Their rationale is two-fold: First, it's derived from the well-debunked myth that—in the words of Men's Journal—soy is a "a man boob–giving, estrogen-bestowing testosterone-killer.
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Perhaps one of the Midwestern metropolises that are already seeing a resurgence would enjoy an even bigger jolt from Amazon bestowing 50,000 new jobs on a region that could use it.
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As governor of Florida, Mr. Bush helped mentor Mr. Rubio, then a charismatic, up-and-coming lawmaker, even bestowing on him a sword when he became speaker of the Florida House.
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The chairman described Trump as acting like a mob boss who hears what someone wants and then makes clear their demands before bestowing such asks, an argument he'd also made Wednesday.
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The greatest gift that President Trump may end up bestowing on the women of America could be to purge trivial umbrage from feminist discourse and force renewed energy on big priorities.
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Its most annoying manifestation is the inclusion of invariably silent, winsome young women for the sole purpose of bestowing wide-eyed attention on the pronouncements of some middle-aged male blowhard.
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The succession quarrel, the sources said, began in 2015 when MbN's personal court was disbanded and merged with the court of the king, preventing MbN from bestowing independent patronage and cultivating support.
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Tariffs raise the cost of production for companies operating within the tariff walls, bestowing relative cost advantages on foreign firms and U.S. operations abroad, while retarding investment in value-added domestic activity.
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The 63-year-old Republican is a Freedom Caucus member and an immigration hardliner who calls opponent Luther Strange "Lying Luther," echoing Trump's penchant for bestowing insulting nicknames on his political foes.
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Just as Erpenbeck does not really examine the causes of Richard's change of heart, so she is wary of bestowing anything like easy "redemption" on her protagonist (and hence on her novel).
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The succession quarrel, the sources said, began in 2105 when MbN's personal court was disbanded and merged with the court of the king, preventing MbN from bestowing independent patronage and cultivating support.
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During an emotional Monday ceremony in Pearl Harbor, Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly honored the legacy of World War II hero Doris Miller by bestowing his name on a future aircraft carrier.
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Cheaply available cell phones are everywhere in Pakistan, and nearly all are equipped with social media, such that everyone can see the presents that those in love are bestowing on one another.
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Likewise, Rindom says that forward thinking companies are also recognising that bestowing more trust with employees and less pain-points with regards to expense reimbursement is also a potential recruiting and retention tool.
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"It's easy to forget now just how much courage was required for Ellen to come out on the most public of stages 20 years ago," Obama said before bestowing Ellen with her medal.
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Though the cutie might have a bone to pick about having to share a name with an '80s rock band, Journey can't fault his parents for bestowing him with some seriously beautiful DNA.
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She is the daughter of Zeus, made of clay—and it is her super-hot boyfriend who creates her mythological awakening by bestowing and conferring male power into her with his magic penis.
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Bestowing the title is such a routine practice in election politics, it's even possible to figure out roughly how much it will cost and in which country one might aspire to use it.
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And yet, paradoxically, the opioid crisis has perhaps unveiled a diametrical societal inclination: to actively mythologize a well-understood entity, metamorphosing it into a frightful and enigmatic one, bestowing contagion where none exists.
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They are running pocketbook campaigns that blast Republicans for trying to take health insurance from the middle class while bestowing tax cuts on the rich (charges that have the benefit of being true).
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So by bestowing the robots with the gift of touch, humans could well gain not only gentler companions and prosthetic hands that allow amputees to feel, but partners in the war on crummy fabric.
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The emails dug up by BuzzFeed show a few things, including that the guidelines for bestowing the badges were total nonsense that made sense only from the perspective of driving engagement on the site.
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The industry helped pay for construction binges like one in Xiaoyi, where Helin is located, topping up local government tax coffers and bestowing the city centre with rows of largely unoccupied luxury apartment blocks.
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An inception chart is less about bestowing an astrological identity unto a moment in your life and more about showing you the role that the planets may play in the outcome of that event.
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Walking through the streets of Washington, D.C., with fake eyebrows drawn on, Duncan takes pity upon a homeless Gulf War vet, purchasing him a turkey sandwich and bestowing a kind ear upon his troubles.
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The Swiss luxury brand, which designed the festival's Palme d'Or award, has used the event to elevate its reputation beyond the watches and jewelry field, annually bestowing the Trophée Chopard on two emerging stars.
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After first bestowing the now-infamous gesture on then SCOTUS nominee Neil Gorsuch—yanking his elbow backward mid-shake and almost pulling the judge off his feet—Trump's shake has had some cringeworthy results.
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Two months later, the 67-year-old king made the rare move of bestowing the title of royal consort — the first such designation made in nearly a century, according to the BBC — on Sineenat.
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Trump shared a declassified photo of the dog on his Twitter account last month and later posted an altered image showing him bestowing a medal on the animal, revealing the dog's name as Conan.
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DZ Bank reviews the projects' eligibility before suggesting them to the crowd-funding platform, bestowing Zinsland with a lower risk of default and potentially helping to strengthen businesses to which the bank lends itself.
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In an attempt to soothe hurt feelings, British officials acknowledged the Boaty McBoatface phenomenon by bestowing the name on a remotely operated submarine that would accompany the David Attenborough in collecting data and samples.
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The previous mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, challenged the city's tradition of bestowing parking placards on city employees and in 2008 his administration cut the number in half to 2693,297 from 144,048 the year before.
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Kim Kardashian West gave her social media followers a peek at the personalized baby gear she and husband Kanye West are bestowing upon their new bundle of joy on Sunday in a sweet Instagram post.
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In her first season as an AGT judge, Union already made an impact on one lucky contestant's life, bestowing her Golden Buzzer to 22-year-old singer Kodi Lee, who is blind and has autism.
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The pop culture gods have been generous, too, bestowing upon us characters to love, music videos to gawk at, and moments to meme-ify — most recently, A Star is Born has gotten the meme treatment.
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He crashed and burned in a gale of gaffes — bringing back knighthoods and bestowing one on Prince Philip of Britain was an example — but only after he had ranted his way to the top job.
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Juaco, Dvice, and Sou El Flotador - Corazón Negro Established traperos Dvice and Mr. Fly cap a prolific year of solid singles together and apart by bestowing their respective cosigns on Juaco for this opaque banger.
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Streaming services have helped introduce Americans to shows like "Downton Abbey" and "The Crown," turning them into critical darlings and bestowing American celebrity upon their British stars, like the actors Michelle Dockery and Claire Foy.
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"Today, as the world takes note and celebrates his achievements through bestowing the Nobel Peace Prize, we invite all Ethiopians and friends of Ethiopia to continue standing on the side of peace," the statement said.
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We only ever see them bestowing nice things on the outside and you never see anything else, unlike people in show business where unfortunately pesky people seem to get behind the scenes all the time.
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This year, to celebrate his 29th birthday on December 22020th, the Louvre is bestowing an honour upon him that only two contemporary artists—Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall—have so far received: a solo exhibition.
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Democrat Gil Cisneros is the apparent winner in the tight race in California's 39th Congressional District, according to NBC News, beating his Republican challenger Young Kim and bestowing the Democrats with their sixth pickup in California.
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What the Kochs and their allies have created, in her view, is a private political bank capable of bestowing unlimited amounts of money on favored candidates, and doing it with virtually no disclosure of its source.
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For young people, I suspect, the idea of specialness looks like a reward but mostly functions as punishment, bestowing on us the idea that there is no good way of existing other than constantly generating returns.
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The worst thing policymakers could do at this point is to pick a winner or two from the large basket of promising innovations, bestowing commercial viability on a few technologies at the expense of many more.
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And so we reach the Idiot stage of the conservative cycle, in which a Buckley Award for Sean Hannity suggests nothing ironic, much less Orwellian, to those bestowing it, applauding it, or even shrugging it off.
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We've always been fundamentally responsive, bestowing coverage based on established interest, and we're more responsive than ever in this digitized age of sophisticated, real-time measures of precisely what our audience does and doesn't turn to.
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Just saying: The President, in bestowing his latest nickname on Durbin on Monday, continued his war with one of the four negotiators in the group Republican leaders keep saying is the key to any bipartisan deal.
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At all times I have seen a man of extreme warmth and humility, always accessible, always prepared to engage in conversation with those around him as equals, always bestowing dignity and worth on all he meets.
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At the same time, some observers suggest that Gouzer's sales are flimsy marketing exercises, bestowing an insubstantial veneer of coherence on a gathering of works that might just as easily appear in Christie's traditional evening sales.
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Arie ends up bestowing the honor upon Bekah M., which honestly makes sense because no one has ever looked more at ease dancing cabaret in a flamboyant sequined get-up in front of a roomful of Parisians.
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Cramming child Bruce in there feels a lot like the way he was crammed into the TV show Gotham and became this weird little gatekeeper prince figure in the first season, bestowing his blessing on Jim Gordon.
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Although bestowing a large check on Christmas morning might feel festive, you risk botching your strategy if you wait until the last minute, said Jody King, vice president and director of client services at Fiduciary Trust Company.
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Antony J. Blinken BEIJING — Amid the pomp that President Xi Jinping of China is bestowing upon his visiting American counterpart, President Trump, it's hard not to see two leaders — and two countries — heading in very different directions.
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It's also a gift to one's own health, bestowing self-respect, integrity and maturity — an ability to take a cleareyed look at how our behavior affects others and to assume responsibility for acting at another person's expense.
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Credit...Allison V. Smith for The New York Times FORT WORTH — Throughout the late 1800s, trail-weary drovers pushed millions of longhorns through Fort Worth's dusty streets, bestowing the young frontier outpost with an enduring sobriquet: Cowtown.
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For his part, Tyrion gets drawn into conversations about how maybe the most important criterion when allocating power is bestowing it upon someone who doesn't want that power at several points in Game of Thrones' final season.
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"Anything that works against you can also work for you once you understand the Principle of Reverse," Angelou tells us in that debut autobiography, thereby generously bestowing her readers with the precious key to her own liberation.
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Yet with voters indicating by wide margins they prefer Democrats to control Congress and bestowing Mr. Trump with historically low approval ratings, the tax plan is hardly a panacea for Republican lawmakers on the ballot in 22018.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — The 18th-century anatomist Frederik Ruysch would sometimes dress severed and preserved hands, arms, or other human parts with bits of lace, bestowing a gentle domesticity on the visceral relics.
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Award-worthy bad Razzie voters went political this year, bestowing "Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party" with not just worst picture, but also worst actor, director and actress (for the unnamed person who played Clinton).
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The likes of Jessica Chastain, Will Smith, Paolo Sorrentino, and more have brought the annual film festival to a close Sunday evening, bestowing perhaps the most prestigious international film industry awards upon several films from the 2017 competition.
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The MacArthur Foundation, known for bestowing "genius" grants on artists, actors and other creative people, introduced a new competition on Thursday that would award $100 million to an organization with the best proposal to solve a global problem.
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But in choosing someone so well known, and so far outside of established literary traditions, the academy seems to have swung far into the other direction, bestowing prestige on a popular artist who already had plenty of it.
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Further, giving children the "right" to enter into a serious legal contract before they have the legal rights necessary to safely navigate that contract is laying for them a nightmarish trap, not bestowing upon them a romantic gift.
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In a commencement speech at the University of Nebraska this month, Mr. Williams noted that Silicon Valley has a tendency to see itself as a Prometheus, stealing fire from selfish gatekeeper gods and bestowing it on mere mortals.
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When he saw the boys throwing punches, the man interrupted the fight, reprimanded the onlookers filming the fight on their phones by calling them "the real cowards" and talked the boys down by bestowing his wisdom upon them.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama surprised Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. on Thursday by bestowing the Presidential Medal of Freedom on him, calling Mr. Biden "my brother" in a tearful goodbye in the East Room of the White House.
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The 2-year-old son of Kanye and Kim Kardashian West is thinking close to home this Valentine's Day season, bestowing upon Chicago, 2 weeks, and North, 4½, a couple of fragrances from their mama's new Kimoji Hearts line.
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Recently, Victoria Blamey of West Village haunt Chumley's—which has been bestowing the Big Apple with booze, bites, and coziness since Prohibition, and recently reopened after serious renovation—came by the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen for an installment of Workaholics.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin granted an audience to French far-right party leader Marine Le Pen in the Kremlin on Friday, bestowing a level of international recognition that has so far eluded her in the countdown to France's presidential election.
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Three days before the election, the Mexican government celebrated BP, bestowing the country's highest honor possible for foreigners to a man named Chris Sladen, who had recently retired after more than 10 years as head of the company's Mexico operation.
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"My family and I are proud to join Major League Baseball in bestowing this year's Roberto Clemente Award to Carlos, who has consistently represented Roberto's humanitarian legacy over the course of his wonderful career," Clemente said in the news release.
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Starting around 27, snarky younger social media users have been sharing screenshots from episodes of Arthur and flanking them with satirical and adult captions (for example, projecting fantasies about sugar daddies dying and bestowing their entire fortune on a cackling Arthur).
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Yes, a glucose drip would've had a negative impact on the health-bestowing bacteria residing in her digestive tract—also known as the microbiome—and it would've also decreased her ability to absorb nutrients through traditional digestion after the strike ended.
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Scott Borchetta then pretended he was bestowing the ultimate gift from heaven upon Trent, but it ended up being a crazy countrified mix of Justin Timberlake's "Drink You Away" that made like the title and totally drowned out Trent's vocals.
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When Trump marvels, as he often does, about "how famous" a person has become, he is bestowing his highest expression of admiration — and, sometimes, a kiss of death, if you happen to be working for him and threatening his spotlight.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump intervened Tuesday in the special Senate election in Alabama, bestowing a coveted endorsement on Senator Luther Strange a week before a Republican primary that has been fought, in part, over who has been most loyal to the president.
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They also have to pack formal clothing for at least 2000 cocktail parties and "rose ceremonies," the excruciating ritual where the Bachelor or Bachelorette selects which potential suitors get to vie for their attention by bestowing them with a rose.
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The concept at its core is about bringing together conceptual musicians, promoters, and scene-makers from across the Americas; stirring them all together for a couple days; and bestowing upon them fresh inspiration and connections before they disperse back to their own towns.
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Yes, a glucose drip would've had a negative impact on the health-bestowing bacteria residing in her digestive tract—also known as the micro biome—and it would've also decreased her ability to absorb nutrients through traditional digestion after the strike ended.
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But both Kane and Margolis were reserved in bestowing too much credit on the reform project, and there have been other telling metrics, though not the kind you'll find in a classroom, that suggest the overhaul has become more accepted by the city.
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In this culinary minuet, France has always led by bestowing its food and wines on an island it deems gastronomically benighted, and Britain has shown its gratitude by revering French cooking more than any European country aside from Belgium and maybe Switzerland.
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Footage of protesters singing Kendrick's "Alright" at a police harassment rally, or of anti-Trump protesters chanting "T5" by the Swet Shop Boys, speaks louder of the essential spirit of rap than bestowing any given artist with an honour at a Scandinavian banquet.
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His female counterpart might be one Fannie Lowenstein, whom none other than Donald Trump is said to have ended up bestowing a sprawling suite in the venerable Plaza Hotel at 853 Central Park South, complete with a Steinway grand piano and maid service.
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In addition to bestowing unconditional love on her dying father, she is busy negotiating her own health along with adulthood and all of its accouterments: feckless and sometimes tragic boyfriends, punk bands, dead-end jobs, and an ample supply of booze and cigarettes.
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But in this decade, the Oscars have turned inward, eschewing ambitious epics and grand statements about the national character in favor of anxious self-reflection, bestowing the Academy's highest honors on films like "The Artist" and "Argo" that flattered Hollywood's self-image.
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At the time, while bestowing broad discretion on presidents to decide whether an emergency existed, lawmakers also created a powerful check and balance against abuse: Congress could end the declared emergency if majorities in both chambers voted for a resolution to do so.
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Not only did she attain her preliminary goal weight of 125, meaning she's a meager five pounds away from bestowing unto the world yet another of her promised nude selfies, but she also found an inventive new way to humblebrag about shedding said body mass.
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In his house, Joudeh keeps a binder full of pictures of his grandfather and great-grandfather who once held this sacred task, and his family has kept the historic contracts bestowing upon his family this job, written on parchment and signed in golden ink.
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The tattooed goddess who brought us long-lasting glitter lipsticks, an unbelievably cool shade of matte grey lipstick, and a glimmer eyeshadow pallet that's somehow both edgy and ultra-feminine is finally bestowing the makeup world with a new line of vegan makeup brushes.
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American is fairly aggressive about trying to bring fliers into its program, offering status challenge opportunities, in which you must fly a given amount within a three-month period, opportunities to purchase status and even just bestowing free status to certain members of its program.
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Obama commanded the Department of Homeland Security to announce that it was unilaterally implementing their version of the DREAM Act, bestowing a temporary reprieve from deportation plus work authorization to hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens who met criteria nearly identical to the DREAM Act.
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The MacArthur Foundation, known for bestowing its annual "genius" grants on artists, actors and other creative people, on Wednesday announced the eight semifinalists in a new competition: come up with the best proposal to solve a global problem, with a reward of $100 million.
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This year, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute has officially recognized her as their queen by bestowing RiRi with the honor of co-chair for the event, which is themed "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination," alongside fellow fashion icons Donatella Versace and Amal Clooney.
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"Taylor Swift only got 3 nominations because you're bestowing the Video Vanguard Award upon her this year, right @MTV @vmas?" one fan asked, referencing The Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, which is presented to an artist each year for their overall accomplishments in music and film.
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Bush's interest in Eastern Europe was primarily to reward nations that had participated in his "coalition of the willing" during the war in Iraq by bestowing NATO membership or promising to base units of a planned U.S. system to shoot down missiles originating in the Middle East.
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Yet it might actually be an even bigger deal for the Clippers, who just followed up last June's breakup with Chris Paul by dealing away their other face of the franchise only seven months after bestowing a five-year contract worth nearly $175 million upon Griffin.
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In it, Moshe maintains that the role of the golem concept in Judaism was to confer an exceptional status to the Jewish elite by bestowing them with the capability of supernatural powers deriving from a profound knowledge of the Hebrew language and its magical and mystical values.
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No disrespect at all to recent-ish winners Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, and Judas Priest, but I firmly believe that awards like the Grammys should spend their energy supporting and highlighting exciting new artists instead of bestowing more kudos on legends who are already knee-deep in laurels.
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So unless Republicans are intent on bestowing a grand entitlement on big business at the expense of our grander deficit, wouldn't it make sense to target all tax relief, including the deduction of the full cost of capital purchases and reduction in the tax rate, exclusively to small businesses?
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President Barack Obama designated Bears Ears as a national monument in December, less than a month before leaving office, bestowing strict federal protections to the 1.3-million-acre stretch of land in southeastern Utah that is home to ancient cliff dwellings and other land sacred to five Native American tribes.
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So while he frequently gives Bronnys — and it needs to be noted that the term is ours, not his — to teammates like Richard Jefferson, who received one after the Cavaliers defeated the Warriors on Wednesday night in Game 3, James has also been bestowing theoretical game balls on the Warriors.
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"It made me feel a little jealous because it really made me realize that — on our show, you saw us out and about as royalty bestowing goodness and grace on the public, but then of course you went behind closed doors and saw what we were getting up to," she said.
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Yes. Last night Jimmy Kimmel — who, incidentally, is father to Katherine, Kevin, Jane, and William — took the opportunity to mock both the public's ignorance of pop culture and the celebrity custom of bestowing unconventional names upon their brood by getting passersby to offer well wishes to the superstar couple and their new arrivals.
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The current year also appears to lack many clear frontrunners in the Oscar race, and some of the leading contenders -- including "The Irishman" and "Marriage Story," both Golden Globe nominees -- come from Netflix, which will potentially have to overcome resistance within parts of the Academy's membership to bestowing its top honors on a streaming service.
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" The comedian then stood up as the disgruntled shop owner in bestowing a verbal smackdown on the reviewer: "Should you ever develop any MANHOOD in your lifetime, you will come to realize this truth: YOU CAN RUN AROUND AND LIE TO EVERYONE IN THIS WORLD, BUT THERE IS ONE PERSON YOU CANNOT LIE TO — AND THAT IS YOURSELF.
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The Noisey staff goes way up this week for bestowing upon the internet the 100 best albums of the year (perfect list) and the 100 best songs of the year (not up for debate) and then having to deal with five million angry frat dudes in the comments yelling at us for not including every Post Malone song.
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So when my mother told me that he had been a stand-up comedian before he had his own TV series, that she had his performances from the 1960s on vinyl in her possession and that I could have them, it was the comedy nerd equivalent of bestowing upon me the proverbial pony that children ask their parents for.
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But with temperatures dipping to the single digits on some days and winds bestowing a chill that makes the air feel below zero even if you're not wet, anyone who gets dipped into the water, even if just knee-deep, risks hypothermia, the National Mall and Memorial Parks said in a Facebook post over the weekend.
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President Trump put a "Celebrity Apprentice" spin on his State of the Union address on Tuesday, seeding the 2017-minute broadcast with surprise reveals and viral moments: a tear-stained reunion of a military family, a snubbed handshake and an impromptu bestowing of the Presidential Medal of Freedom to a guest star, the radio host Rush Limbaugh.
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I was reminded of this again last week, on news that the Fox News host Sean Hannity will receive the William F. Buckley Jr. Award for Media Excellence later this year at a gala dinner in Washington, D.C. As honors go, neither the award nor the organization bestowing it — the Media Research Center — is particularly noteworthy.
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The quiet treatment of Mathilde Krim, when stacked up against the ubiquity of Grace, ultimately reveals a strain of internet sexism that we are all complicit in perpetuating and barely address — the bestowing of outsize rewards, measured in publicity, for certain female narratives over others, for stories that invite judgments and counterjudgments, nearly always about sex and domestic complexity.
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It is possible the policy reversal may have been prompted by Trump's need to indulge his sons, both avid hunters of Africa's apex wild life, by bestowing on them an early Christmas gift, as we approach the December safari period in Africa, or the "killing season" for the minuscule number of the world's super rich, titillated by blood sports and driven by threadbare vanity.
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Washington (CNN)It didn't take a long, long time for President Donald Trump to start bestowing gifts on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The President of the United States confirmed on Tuesday morning that he plans to give a copy of the Elton John hit song "Rocket Man" to the dictator of North Korea, who he met with during a summit in Singapore last month to discuss denuclearization.
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On Poetry The Swedish Academy is responsible for awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature, and over the past hundred years the group has become renowned for such feats of discernment as denying the prize to Robert Frost, perhaps the most widely read poet of the 20th century, and bestowing the award upon the Swedish writer Erik Axel Karlfeldt, perhaps the most widely read poet in the Karlfeldt family.
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Media should treat this like a potentially explosive abuse of power even if this takes more than ten seconds to explain..." (Twitter) -- David A. Graham writes: "The president is bestowing favor on his loyal defenders, and visiting revenge on those he feels have betrayed him..." (The Atlantic) -- RCP's Sean Trende: "I've been nursing a theory that Trump's job approval is up in part because the Democratic primary and impeachment have pushed his behaviors out of the news.
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